Tile Roof Replacement in Gilbert, October 2026
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A Gilbert tile roof replacement from October 2026, with slate-look flat tile tied into an addition. Photos are from during the work.
Our answer: A tile roof replacement on a Gilbert home can include tying new tile into an addition on the same home. Here is one October 2026 job, with photos from during the work.
On a recent Gilbert job in October, we replaced a tile roof and tied the new tile into an addition on the same home. The homeowner chose a slate-look flat tile. We removed the old tile, tore the underlayment down to the decking, installed new underlayment, battens, and ice and water protection, then set the new tile.
The photos here are from during the work: the existing tile at the eaves and patio cover. They are not a shot of the finished roof.
How does a tile roof replacement usually start?
We walk the roof, take photos, and you get a written report. Every replacement starts with an inspection, then a written scope, so you know what is being done before work begins. The inspection is at no charge and usually takes under an hour.
On a tile roof, the work often includes removing the old tile, opening the underlayment to the decking, installing new underlayment and flashing, then setting the new tile. A typical re-roof takes 1 to 2 days, depending on roof size. We quote whatever scope you want, from one section to the whole roof.
Our standard is a 10-year workmanship warranty on every full re-roof. For the full service path, see our roof replacement page and our tile roofing in Gilbert page.
What does a tile re-roof typically cost?
A full tile re-roof typically lands at $12,000 to $22,000 (a typical range, not a quote). Your number depends on roof size, pitch, and the scope in your written quote. Every quote is written, with the full scope spelled out. You can request a written estimate here.
Who should you call in Gilbert?
Pick a roofer who will show you what they found before they quote. We are a licensed Arizona contractor (ROC #345156), with our office in Gilbert at 2162 E Williams Field Rd Suite #111, Gilbert, AZ 85295. Our Gilbert service area page has the local details.
Frequently asked questions
What did the Gilbert October tile job include?
On a recent Gilbert job in October, we replaced a tile roof and tied the new tile into an addition on the same home. The homeowner chose a slate-look flat tile. We removed the old tile, tore the underlayment down to the decking, installed new underlayment, battens, and ice and water protection, then set the new tile.
Are the photos of the finished Gilbert roof?
The photos here are from during the work: the existing tile at the eaves and patio cover. They are not a shot of the finished roof.
How does a tile roof replacement usually start?
We walk the roof, take photos, and you get a written report. Every replacement starts with an inspection, then a written scope, so you know what is being done before work begins. The inspection is at no charge and usually takes under an hour.
What does a tile re-roof typically cost?
A full tile re-roof typically lands at $12,000 to $22,000 (a typical range, not a quote). Your number depends on roof size, pitch, and the scope in your written quote. Every quote is written, with the full scope spelled out.
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Book an inspection with us. We answer 24/7 at (602) 806-6806.
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Tuuta Pulotu is the CEO and co-founder of All Storm Roofing. He was born and raised in Arizona. His mom is from Hawaii, his dad from Tonga, and Tuuta grew up in the trades working alongside his father, who's been running a concrete crew in the Valley. Before founding All Storm in 2022, Tuuta spent years in solar sales. Long enough to watch too many East Valley homeowners get pushed into roof decisions they didn't fully understand. He started All Storm to flip that conversation: be the contractor who tells homeowners what's actually going on with their roof, even when the truth costs him the job. He runs All Storm out of Gilbert, where he lives with his wife and four kids. AZ ROC #345156. TAMKO Pro Diamond Certified. The only TAMKO Pro Diamond Certified contractor in Arizona.